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Looking for assistance on where to adjust low idle. Want to adjust from 1550 RPM to 1700 RPM, thanks for the help.
Adjusting low idle on 2008 MTX Nytro
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Should be able to get that much adjustment out of the throttle cable. I believe the adjustment is by the throttle lever somewhere.
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Want to keep free-play in cable, just wondering if there was as throttle stop some place on throttle body sytem somewhere that I am not seeing.
Its down by the throttle bodies. Where the throttle cable connects to the throttle bodies
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Is it a phillips screw? I will take a look again.
Don't remember. If you cant find it let me know ill take a picture. have my sled torn apart and can get a real good picture for yah.
Went ahead and took a picture for yah. The right way is to use the black knob in the upper right hand of the picture. OR you can use the phillips screw in between #2 and #3 throttle bodies..
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There is a adjustment screw between the 2 and 3 cylinder on a nytro on the front side of the throttle bodies. There is a locknut with a allen head bolt to adjust, screw it in for more rpm.
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Thanks for the great picture. A little confused their are three adjustment you can use for adjusting low idle? Earlier before the last two post came out I turned the phillips screw out a turn. Seemed to adjust idle up but once warmed up bouncing from 1500 to 1750 not staying steady. Didn't let warm up for ten minutes though. Should I put screw back in the orignal position and try one of the other adjustments. Do you turn the black knob out for more idle or in.
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I just realized your asking on a nytro. Retract my above posts. there off of an apex. Im unsure on the Nytros.
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No, you were using the flat blade screws used to sync the throttle bodies. Thos can be used to raise idle but shouldnt be. The is a singular screw with a lock nut on it on the FRONT of the throttle bodies between number 2 and 3 cylinder. The screw is a allen, the only allen adjustment screw on the throttle bodies. Again, its on the front facing side of the throttle bodies, not the top or back, the front.
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Thanks again got it.
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